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Show HN: Lossless-memory – a personal AI memory that never summarizes (https://github.com)

58 points by aru-labs about 14 hours ago | 21 comments | View on ycombinator

theresLand about 7 hours ago |

Seems like this would break the cache often. That would increase billing rates with certain providers and, for local models, take a while to generate responses, especially with long-running agentic sessions. Interesting idea though.

StilesCrisis about 13 hours ago |

Is the date really useful? Usually I want the AI to remember rules, like "always do X before committing Y" and a timestamp doesn't change anything there.

rbansal2 about 13 hours ago |

Have you thought about using llm-wiki? It's pretty powerful and works well.

alansaber about 13 hours ago |

looks like a nifty information retrieval approach. cool. temporal/versioned chronology is absolutely useful.

0xbadcafebee about 9 hours ago |

It may seem useful at first, but eventually you'll hit a wall where this doesn't work, and you have to add another memory technique. Eventually you end up with a complex multi-layered system, because what people want by "memory" is actually 10 different things which all need their own solution.

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